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THE GONSERyATlX
THE POLICY fHRr WILL PURsuR IN n
GARD 10 fHI COERCION BILL. i
fSsy val Ds.asl Q Divisia % ~ Anninni
and AK hat ~ Hoss6s lns hanisss =
On iAs Sas ef IrslaiA- iA-hgiA aR
Lcnss il Africa

LONDON, March 3l.-Two hundred mem
bers Of Parliament attended the Consssva-
tive meeting to-day. Among them wss
Lord Randolph Churchill. The meeting
enthusiastically supported the decision of
Mr.. VIM. Henry Smith, the Conservative
leader in the House Of Commons 10 hsvs .
division tomorrow night on Mr.. Parnell's
amendment 10 the Irish crimes sct ameal.
msut bill, providing that the Houss resolve
itself into committee 10 consider the sale
Of Ireland, and on the first reading Of ths
measure, even II closure had to Be enforced.
IN THE HOUSE or LORDS
tonight Earl Cadogan (Conservstivs) prs-
sentsd bill providing for ths purcAasief
IRISH hoidinea o., h oshsr word, ior -
abolition Of the system Of dual ownership
created by the act Of 1881. II was pro-
posed, he said, 10 admit lease holders 10
the benefits Of the acts Of 1881 cheen).
The lease holders whose leases expired
prior to 1881 Numbering 100. .0O0) were 10
act Of 1881 in the same manner
as those whose leases expired 10 that
year. Il was also proposed that landlord
must issue notice in the form scheduled In
the bill when he obtains an ejectmcnt writ
from the court, and that he be required 10
serve the tenant with that notice in the
manner prescribed by the court, either by
service or by posting; that when the tenant
receives this notice he shall become ipse
tdoto caretaker OF his holding for the period
of six months and that the redemption
shall run n from that date. Earl Csdogan
hoped the House would accept the meas
ure.
CONCESSION.
The Cabinet have decided 10 abandon
that clause Of the Irish criminal Law
amendment bill which provides for tho
changing OF the venue from Dublin 70
London in certain classes of criminal trials.
thus practically removing tho greatest
cause Of the eHl-Uniobists opposition
TO the bill
The National Liberal Federation has
issued summons for meeting 10 be held
April @, for the purpose Of denouncing the
proposed Irish coercion measures.
Continued on Fourth Pdgc
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CHOLERA from South America has
reached the Isthmus Of Panama, and Texas
is taking quarantine precautions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-01

A TERRIBLE ocean disaster is reported
OF Newfoundland, in which 200 lives were
lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-01

1T Isa good shiugfor the Democrats that
the Chicago Republicans are blind idiots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-01

CAPTAIN SANUELs denies that Mr..
COLT iuterfered in the management OF the
Dauntless. The story, he says, is an in
yentiOn
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PUBLIC debt reduction for March is
about SlI, 100000.
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In School Elections She Nav Vote.

TRENTON, n. J. March 31.-The Senate
this afternoon passed The bill giving women
the right 70 vote in school elections. -
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THERE il mach snfering about San An
tonic, Tex, hSm drouth.
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TEN inches of snow is reported in yir-
ginia.
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SOME POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

The National chartered the Lsgd.ae
the IAshas snycs
The salaries paid 70 and clerks this
ofanycs IN wsad
There aockhor All
ccmpspie - g
=
pnch 0Jcr
kpcs
ses1<Exz
JoHNsM. TA1f5
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The Coronet.

QUEEHSrowS, March 3l.-The Corouet
proceeded q COwes at 3 O'Clock this morn
ing.
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NEWS. AND COMMENT.
raE WEATHER.

/ - For West Virginia aud Western Pennsylvania,
ageResally fair weather, higher temperature vari-
able winds, shifting 20 westerly.
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MARCH. rals, UaIe. Welcome April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-01

Coughs and Hoarsenesss--The iuitnti0n
which induces coughing inineaiaseiy rSiieEcd
by iisa of -Bpeas BposctsaI 7seekn', sd or'lf
IN boxes, 4
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JOHN G. SAKE, the poet, is dead.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

F. W. Low Ia, &lf r.. Main street. manufactu.
rcr of Champion Woven Wire Mattrcssc.
and Cots. Ihc-Dcst ana cheapest in the mar.
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LEGAL NnTICE


VIRGINIA
Atruics held in tho CLERKS office of the
Circuit CONT oi tH, cry 90 Richmond. oH
Monday. September b. 1852.
George $. Aa-nOu. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
W a. Parsons and ID. B. Parsons. Defendants,
Zoo Debt.
The object of this suit is to recover against
fhe deter. aHfs fNo hundred aud four dollars.
with interest fhnrcOu 900 rate of six pcrccutum
per Aunum from July 3D.. ls,1. until paid. and
costs.
An affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendant. H.N Parsons. ls "a n0u. resident
0i tUIs STATE. Doc is required fO appear here
within one month after due publication hero
OF. aud d0 what is necessary t0 rrlfcct hIs iu-
fercst ln thI- suit.
c0py-Tt ste. ALFRED SHIELD. chs.
MfNON UNNIfI. u.n. f--c.wt1awfw
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The Dlrectoyg beLo1s Of raio5k and 9ood
business A0us>s. qioias hAy bcation and
business, uiU6e fouad oerg useful rs a source
II rocreaoe far iaforn1at'0a retliipe any
and all he diBercat byaacles Of business.
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DIssOLUTIoNs AND CoPARTNERsHIp
R1cnsoSD. Va. September lst. 1880.
nISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNER-
~ SHIP.

IN" special partnership Of J. +. Lewis form.
cd on the 10Th day u March. 1886. conn osed Of
j. !. Lewis general par ner, aud ". L. Fiem.
INK. special primer. for the purpose Of con.
puctlng the drug uslncss. az Richmond. Va.
u TINS day dissolved by mutual consent.
y illness the han s and seals OF the parties
the day and year above writ en-.
j. 4. LEWI~. seal
W. l.. FLEMING, l~eal.l
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DR.. HENRY FROELiN6. u :. twelfth street.
chemist 10 Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
m0nd and Allegheny railroads. Special al
fcnfIon to ores and mineral waters.
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3D.. 81. REDFOBD. 1910 g.. Main street. Practi
cai plumber. timer, gas and steam filter.
TIC IIN~LEl. az Br0Ok avenue. Steam and
gas fitting. Thinning. Sc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

JOSEPH nELARUE T.. CO., e. Main street. Bell
hanging aud general machine repairing.
Models fOf patents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

JOHN j.. GER1NG, corner of fourteenth and
Mau streets. Tents, awnings. bags, horse and
wagon covers.
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANUFA
TURING CO.. lOll T.. Main So. Manuflc
tuners tud tmu0rtcr- oft stamp noyeitics.
OLD DOMINION NI BEk.cIAMP WORKS
900 Bank street. Agents wanted send fol
circular.
Sign Painting
DIS. THOMPSON. Franklin street. under Elk.
chauec Hotel. Advertising sign artist
Board fence and wall eIgnsa speciality.
f.. ifP~tONB. 40. 2s n. Ninth street. Sign
painting and gliding Ou glass.
Soap Factory
D. 6ARCIN co.. 1885 Franklin street lestab'
Ished 1900. IOilct and Laundry Soaps.
TailOrs
q n stage. Twelfth street. underAmerican
Hotel Civic and military tailor.
Undertaken:
B. b. MOkhlSETT. NO. j. Seventh street.
Manchester. Phone. 80.
Wire Mattresses aud Cots.
+. W.. LOWE 22lf r.. Main street. manufactu-
rcr oft Champion Woven Wire Mattresses
and Cots. D. best and cheapest in the mar
ket.
wood and Coal
ELBA COAL YARD lElha stauOnl. Broad
and Pine streets. W. s.. Pitcher. agent. AN
kinds of Coal, Wood. and Coke. Tele-
nhoro. Hal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

J. DAVIS. rs r.. Ninth street. Shades.
awnings. OBJ. cloths. and paper hanging.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. x. Adam,
proprietor, 10 S. Twelfth street. wholesale
and retail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

CITY BOTTL1NG HOUSE. 900 S.. Broad
street. Manufacturers of Vanilla Phosphate
and mineral waters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

WILLIAM II. GARDNER. SO z. Broad
street. Hair cutting. dycinQ. shaving. and
shHmpOOing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

OLIVER -. DYER. oi y; Marshall street,
wholesale and retail Sole agent i' t"o
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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GMITHS BLOOD AND LIVER REG
= TIATDR.

Cure for all scrolulous. such as Pimples.
Ulcers. Sores. iuiammations, Sweilngs, Fry
spoias. and adj kinds of Skin Diseases. This
remedy is composed of Roots and Herbs, and
The most delicate can take DO without danger.
For sale 10y al druggists. Price. 81 per bottle.
I'm relief 20 the afflicted. We viii sell for the
next sixty days a trial bottle for lO cents.
Prompt intention To- Wholesale orders.
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j.. q. TEASDALE. 1913 +. Main street. Best
ESQ and IS mems and e and gu i"ni'7
shoes.
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u. i. DfMM0Ck. li3 T.. Main street. Cor.
rcsP0ndcncc solicited.
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WALTER T.. BRACEh. sfai' No. ~ fifs'
Market. Smoked beef tongues "a specially
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

Contractors and BUILDER
g.. HOUSTON. sos b.. Main street.
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WALIEN A. WRAY. seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments. t0mhs. marblcilod man
f.c-. Ac.
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A.C. HIGH. l.2s j.. Nam street. Watchcs and
ioweIrY neatly repaired.
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PAINTS. OILS. &c.
DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
nj. PATE co.. loo1 EAST CARY STREET.

vs. Gather. vs. later.
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks.
Blsfers. OF pet.s
Especially adapt
ed for Tin, zinc
Copper. Iron. and
$ llugle and
Board Roofs
Defective and
Lcaky ti00fsfrOm
age auu exposure
arereuliercd hight
and perfect by It's
use. Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
.dry Dos the use of.
this PAINT and
CEMENT.
jail ly
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Hardware and Carriage Goods
s.. "a. CLARKE son. 1870 East Main street
Agents f0r Imperial chilled plOws.
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WILLIAM e.. FULLER. ITO f.. Cary street
Special attention o. repairing.
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KNOw ALL Mss BY THESE PHFsENTs. That
we. j. T.. Lewis OF the city OF richmond. foo the
state Of Virginia and T.. ~. Foster OF the city
Of Richmond md state Oi virginia, have en-
tered iutOa special partnership under aud in
pursuance OF the statute Do that case made
and provided. and upon the terms and c0rdi
flns hereinafter -et forth and those in the
said statute prescribed that is o. SAY
lst. The said partnership is to be conducted
under the name of }. 2. Lewis. Of which j. T.
LOWS, residing Don the city Of Richmond. ln the
state OF Virginia, is general partner. and T.. ~.
roster, residing boo the city OF Richmond, state
81 Virginia. is the special partner.
20. The general nature of the business 20 be-
transacted Bog said partnership is that of the
drug business.
81. The said +. ". Foster. the special part
ncr, is % contribute 90 said partnersh y the
sum OF two thousand dollars on cash.
fth. The place Of business Of said partner
ship is to Dee No. 8 last Broad street, Boa the
city OF Richmond. or such other place in s8ii
city as the said partnership may hereafter re-
move 90.
Oth. The said partnership is 20 commence
from the date hereof and is 90 terminate on the
lst day of September, 1850.
Given under our hands this ist day of Sep
+ n F0STFR
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J. \. UHANDIHI Ok, 49, \. rtuhIU FIIV'
AII work guaranteed.
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State Of Virginia.
City OF RichmOnd-TO wit

!. W. W. Cosby. Jr.. a notary public Tor the
city aforesaid. M the state Of Nirrinia, do GER
tIfY that H.. a. Lewis and ". J.. Fleming. whose
names are signed 90 the writing hereto attach
cd. bearing date ON the De-. day ui september
lss1. dave acknowledged the same before me
lm 10y city Aforesaid.
owen Under ms hand this 81 day OF Septem-
Der. lss1. W W. tJNbf JK., n. +.
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N. NICK BEDFORD, fN2 b. Main street
SION of thc Horse. Manufacturer and whole
sale dealer.
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INSTRUCTIONS

q. p. r. BJNGWYN. Principal. and lnstruc.
tor Of lrIeuuomcfrY Applied Mechanics.
Architectural Construction. and Engineer.
lng.
Architectural q obstruction.
ID. Is. G~klFflIHS. Instructor of Mechanical
Design.
j. w. LINK. Instructor Of Instrumental
49,. F.H. FINKE. Assistant Instructor film
WILLIAM j.. SHEPPARD. Instructor of
frrc-Hiul Drawing.
ID W. DE SYLVIA, Assistant Instructor Of
frcc-H Hand Drawing
LYON g. TYLER Instructor Of Arithmetic
GtOhGE $ CRENsuAw. Instructor of
Arithmetic Glass a..
REl Ben ~lllRREffS. Instructor of Al
EDiri Hul geometry.
N So. pool. iu-trlcf0r0f bookkeeping.
.t H.l RISER. Assistant Instructor ~ Book
Dr. CHARLES %. CHALkLEY. Instructor
OF Chemistry. Electricity. and Physics.
Application for matr.oulauon should bee
mHlr fn numa. Elicit. Secretary, Ou 0r before
september fffh.
WI. WuITEHl R>T. Chairman.
iENRl g. JONES.
N.E SlMON~,
Committee 900 Nilht school.
4.el6-FrsuWc Doe
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
i NEAR ALEXANDRIA. va.
J.. N. BLACKFORD. ". A.. Principal.
j.. HOAION. Associate Principal.
With able Assistants.
a PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Founded lNN Session opens September -.
1884, Catalogues sent on Application.
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IWIVINF IITIII fL'I'I'"
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agent. Established 1868.
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Shorthand AND T~eIegraphy

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New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26

Switzerland has become SO dis
tnrbed over the progress which Nor
mon missionaries from this country
have recently made in some OF the
cantons in the matter Of prose'yting
that it is seriously proposed to bsing
the question to the attention OF the
Swiss government. A returned emf
grant has converted almost an entipe
village in that country to Mormonism
by his representations OF the glories
OF Utah. It appears plain, by the
light OF such reports, why the latter
day saints are rapidly increasing in
nanaber. The hosts of ignorant, dis
contented European peasantry are
the especial prey Of the deluslon's
apostles.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26
Gov. 0gIesby's Significant Utter
anCGS. 60

Chicago Special Gov. Oglesby made an
address to the Locomotive Engineers con
vention on the 18th, which indicates pret-
ty clearly his feeling towards the anarch-
lists. In trenchant words he denoun ced the
lawless methods OF the Reds 'T here
have oeen cases in this fair land, " he said,
when hungry men with hungry wives and
children at home have listened to the
fashy sentences of men who thought they
could interpose themselves between the
iaboring people and the steady march OF
law and order and justice. Acts OF vio-
lence followed, and, all too late. they
fonnd they were not potent enough to
change the tide of affairs. Appeals to the
Justice of the people will always result in
justice; but violence and the outrages OF
the laws and OF justice will meet with in
,eNita!ble punishment"
The Governor was often applauded and
his remarks as to violence were understood
to he a statement OF his attitude in
tie case OF the condemned anarchis ts.
Everybody inferred from the Governors
speech that the anarchists stand slim
chance OF pardon, or even communication
of sentence.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26
Personal News Notes.

Congressman Scottss ihorses have won
S25, 900 worth OF stakes and purses this
season.
Joaquin Miller has become reconciled to
his daughter Maud, who married against
his wishes.
The death is announced of the Rev.
David K. Kerr. of Pittsburg,: an eminent
preacher OF the Presbyterian church.
Judge Elicit. Of Memphis, dropped dead
soon after delivering his address OF vel
come to President and Mrs. Cleveland.
Robert Garret Of Baltim ore, is preparing
what promises to be sensational state
ment regarding the sale. Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Telegraph.
Miss Isabel Morris, daughter OF the
Louisiana lottery king, was married recent
ly to Thurlow Weed Barnes The bride re-
ceiyed a check for $1,0OO,00O from her
father.
The Marquis de Mores arrived in New
York from the west recently and departed
Tor Paris where his wife waits him. His
lawyer denied that the ,snarquis' wife had
sued for divorce, as stated in some west.
ern papers. On the con trary, he said the
couple were very happy and affectionate.
The New York Herald says that Rev.
Charles A. Berry of Wolverhampton, Eng.
who preached last Sunday the 10th inst,
in Plymouth. church, made a very favor
able impression on thecongregation and
may possibly be Mr.. Beecher's successor
MIR. Berry is comparatively a young man.
but very earnest and possessed of a. great
deal OF eloquence.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26
No Advertising on Mail Matter.

The recent postal order, " which includes
envelopes or wrappers bearing advertise
ments other than the name of the sender,
has aroused much interest among business
men. Dr. Day, postmaster ut st. Paul,
rendered the following opinion in the
matter:
it does not affect first class
matter. but it does second, third
and fourth classes. The law pre-
scrises what can be put on the outside,
and the strict Interpretation of the rule
allows nothing else. On second-class ma t.
ter, which is newspapers, the sender can
put on the date at which the subscription
expires, or he can fold inside receipted
bill Of the subscription. On third and
fourth-class matter alter the word from"
he can put the name OF the sender-say,
John Smith, but he can t put on DR.. John
Smith. or John Smith, Grocer. Therefore
Uncle Sans mails are protected from be.
ing used as an advertising medium.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26
Latest by Telegraph.

Secretary Whitney will probably not re-
turn to active duty at the navy depart.
ment much before the arrival of the presi-
dent. His health is bad
Postoffices esta blished Oak kota-Coul-
son, Stanley county. Montana Grafton.
Meagher county. Postmasters commits.
Minnesota: Bath. Helen Christianson.
Fourth.class postmasters appointed
Minnesota: Golden Gate. w. Dey; Stacy,
j. s.. McCurdy.
One Of the first noticeable results OF the
great sugar combination is the advance Of
the staple in price. Since the trust be-
camea fixed fact granulated sugar has
gone up three Fights of a cent per pound
and soft sagar advanced on an average
about One-qunrter.
At Cincinnati, the United States court
grand jury has found numerous indict.
ments in the Fidelity bank case, namely.
seventy indictments against ex-President
u. Harper; from seven to ten indictments
against Benjamin e. Hopkins and as
many against Amm mi Baldwin
1t is reported on good authority that
Assistant General Manager g. NJ. Cuu-
ming, of the Union Pacific. has rendered
his resignation. to take effect Nov. so
and that if accepted Z. L. Kimball, former
ly traffic manager and now assistant To
Vice President Potter, will be rendered the
position.
The foundry and planning mill of the
Cleveland Stone company at Berea, four
teen miles from Cleveland. burned. Loss,
500, 900.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26
CONDENSED NEW s.
Washington News Items.

Secretary Fairchild approved the recon-
mendation OF Collector Magone flor the
removal o. twenty 81 400 clerks in the
New ork custom house. 1t is said that
these clerks have Jailed i'm two separate
civil service examnaa tions for prom otions.
The secretary Of interior has reversed
the com missioner's decision canceling the
timber culture entry OF J ohm Halvorson OF
the northeast quarter section 10, town
ship 149, range ~, Crookston district. It
was claimed that the land was not devoid
Of timber as the law requires The -secre-
tary believes thatswhere the local land Of.
fcers give an entryman'his Gentry on the
testimony submittetl on the point :sabove
mentioned he shouldihave the, land.
The officials at the war department read
with surprise a dispatch from San Fran
cisco, stating that the grand jury of 'Ari-
zona had found an indictment against
Geronimo and his followers. and that an
effort would be made to bring him back
for trial. Geronimo. and seventeen Of the
most vicious members OF his. band are still
held at Fort Pickens, Fla. While it is
true, as one OF the officials expressed it,
that Geronimo is white elephant upon
the hands OF the government nothing
could be further from the purpose of the
administration than to deliver him into
the custody OF the civilsauthorities.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26
The Trouble Among the Knightseof
Labor

The sessions OF the Knigh ts of Labor at
Minneapolis are held in secret, but enough
leaks out each day to give;t tho public cur
rent information .of the proceedings
There was quite a stormy time for two
days, in the effort to get rid 'of Barry and
Baily Of the governing hoard, who were
obnoxious to Powderly and the majority.
Mr.. Bailey was very much excited. He
said thatii the resolutions providing fora
reduction OF the executive board was pass
ed he and his friends would leave the hall
A delegate suggested that it would be a.
good thing for the order if they carried out
their threat.
There was no attempt to pass the reso-
luton providing for the reduction OF the
boards membership. As a substitute a
Powderly man made a motion calling for
the resigna tion OF the general offcerA. A
vote was taken upon this question: and it
WAS carried by a vote OF 116
to 62. Mr.. Powderly was prompt in
resigning. In fact no did not
rendered his resignation. 1t was NOT ac-
cepted, there being but very few votes in
favor of SO doing. Messrs. Hayes, Carlton
and Mcclure in turn resigned, but their
destinations were not accepted. There was
IA moment OF suspense for the convention
was waiting to see what Messrs Barry and
Bailey would do. They didn't resign,
ana sald Chey proposed to remln IN fur an
other year. To futher embarrass the two
inharmonious members of the executive
committee resolution was submitted
endorsing the acts OF Mr.. Powderly and
OF Messrs. Hayes. Carlton, Mcclure
and Ayisworth, and complimenting
them on the excellent character OF their
work. The resolution went through with
a harrah and without any special opposi-
ton This seemed to serve as quiatus
and put q stop to the unpleasant discus.
sion which had occupied nearly two days
time. Att ter adiournment, which did not
take place until GAO o'clock, Messrs Bar
ry and Bailey gave it out that they regard.
ed it as a ..vindication. The Powderly.
ftes could not view it in that light.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26

Washington social circles are sur
prised by the announcement that Miss
Ethel Sprague, the daughter tof Mrs.
Kate Chase Spragae, and the grand
daughter, of the latet hiefJustiee Sal
mon P. Chase, is preparing for her de-
but Oh the theatrical stage. Miss
sprague, s'for sonae time past, has
been under the instruction. OF eminent
masters OF the European and Ameri-
can stages.